707-633-2782 / 7076332782

I was called twice within an hour. I answered the 2nd time. It's a computer voice that says they're from Norton and my device has been accessed by a foreign source. All items in my Norton bank are at risk and could be used to steal my identity. Funny..none of my devices have Norton on them.

Same as most responses above...partial VM saying device infected and that "others" could access my personal info.

Something about online forms, info compromised, press number to speak with.......bunch of scum bags. I'll be reporting this one to the government.BLOCKED

Definitely phishing scam.Said they were from Microsoft and our computer is infected. We dont even have a computer. I have a caption call phone that streams words for a deaf person.They kept saying they were going block our number. I said what number are you blocking. They couldn't answer. Then they say we will block your email. I say what email they say all of them.He told me my address was a po box....- unknown to me. And a zip code beginning with 9......which is nowhere Near my Zip code...He insisted he was blocking me and I hung up.. And used *60 to block this number 707-633-2782 with At&t. Then I found this website by using the phone number in google search bar.So beware. Dont give them any information and block the number with your phone service provider.

Called earlier but ignored it, called just a little bit ago saying my bank and personal bank account was at risk. Never called back.

Number called multiple times in one day leaving voicemails about information being compromised. Called the number back and they would not say what company they were from, what was going on without us giving any information. Told the dude to take us off his list and that we will block his number. Scam scam scam, do not provide anything.

Called and told me my desktop was infected and someone has been sending spam using my email address. He read out an email address that wasn't mine. Then he wanted remote access to my desktop. I told him "uh no...". Beware! This is a scam.

Same as above, Indian or Pakistani man called first time he said windows support that was on my landline.The last two times were messages saying to press one if I hadn't changed my password.. these were on my cell phone. I looked up Arcata CA. No computer firms are located there.

A recording saying my password had been changed, stay on the line to speak with affiliate if I had not requested the change. The line went dead before I said or did anything. I've tried to call but line is busy. After seeing other reports about this number I see it is a scam!

Do not answer these folks...reported them to both Apple and Microsoft....Scammy McScamfaces